Latest reviews from Gravesend
| 74 /100 Compass Ale House (Bar) 7 MANOR RD, “Visited on Wednesday 23rd December as the last stop of my Gravesend extravaganza.
Micropub situated a couple of minutes walk from the station at the top end of town. 3 rooms, one for customers which was busy, middle room for staff, storage and access to toilet and the beer room at the back. 4 beers on, all looked interesting. One I had in great condition and the best of the night.
Excellent micropub and worth popping in.“ |
| 68 /100 Robert Pocock (JDW) (Bar) 181-183 WINDMILL STREET “Visited on evening of 23rd December 2015. Large Spoons between 2 shopping streets in Gravesend. Bar on the higher level had decent range of Christmas and Spoons collaboration beer. Opted for Westerham Double Stour. £2.55 a pint. Served quickly and in good nick.
Reasonable crowd in. Not a bad Spoons.“ |
| 70 /100 Three Daws (Bar) 7 TOWN PIER “Visited during the evening of 23rd December 2015. 2 levelled traditional pub. 6 handpulls serving Kent beers plus a couple of macro interlopers. Beer quality good. Stopped for food and a decent menu of local produce. I had beef stew which was decent. Prices good. Service friendly. River views I think but dark on my visit. Nice venue“ |
| 72 /100 Rum Puncheon (Bar) 87 WEST STREET “Visited on evening of Wednesday 23rd December 2015 and celebrating my last English County rate. 7 handpulls and plenty of keg beers on the bar. Camden and Lagunitas on Keg. Mix of Adnams, nationals and local brews on hand pull. Beer I had was good. Prices not bad. Service quick. Long L shaped bar. Decent pub.“ |
| 94 /100 Rum Puncheon (Bar) 87 WEST STREET “Large selection of beers on tap. National, regional and local brews changing regularly. Also has festivals with cask selections, good local cider event in Summer 2013. Serves good food too.“ |
| 80 /100 Somerset Arms (Bar) 10 DARNLEY ROAD “Excellent pub - rambling and atmospheric with plenty of wood and brick and three clocks giving the time in New York, London & Sydney. A good range of ales - some regional, some micros. Won an award several years ago for Best Town Pub in Kent. Free newspapers & decent food.
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